Hello what is the weight limit on this carrier? what is the material how does it fasten the dog in? I didn't any descriptions.
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It barely fits my 12 lb. pug. The legs come out of those four holes you can see on the front. The front is mesh (where the leg holes are). The back is slightly padded material that seems like nylon. The shoulder straps are narrow and not padded, but sturdy.
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I'm not sure what the limit is...my dog is 10.5 lbs. the material is like a nylon I guess- like a backpack material. I only used it once and it didn't feel secure at all. I wore a coat over it to kind of keep my dog in there better. He was still able to squirm out though.
1021014
The pet carrier is quite big. but it is super safe and great for our pug. However she rides in it attached to the seat and the oposit side of our luggage rack . She rides on my husbands streetglide so with the saddle bags it doesn't seem like it's so big .It definitely would have to go on the seat and the backrest as the secure spot on my softail because my rack is very small.
2166082
I have no idea. Tags are gone but I would think it would hold 30lbs but the carrier itself is on the heavy side.
808444
It is very sturdy, but I cannot answer your question. My dog is under 50 pounds and it easily accomodates his weight.
1777183
It's pretty sturdy so I would think it could hold at least up to 20#. If your pet weighs more than just carry the carrier in your arms instead of by the handles and it should stay secure.
2160702
This isn't a carrier. My Maltese (puppy) was kept in here when I wanted to keep her safe and out of things. I recently used the pegs that are included to anchor this outside at a family gathering. She (now grown at 12 lbs.) and my cousin's Boxer (a 9-wk old who was about 9 lbs.) were able to knock it over until we remembered to anchor it. The sides are canvas with a metal frame. It folds compactly at the seams of each side and stores in its own case with a handle for easy carrying.Hope this helps!
1911505
Hi two of my dogs are 4 lbs. My third dog as 12 lbs. The carrier was too small for the 12 pounder, but fine for the smaller dogs. I think up to 6 - 8 pounds would be okay.I hope this helps.
652789
Sturdy like a concrete floor??? NO! I never expected it too . It's a portable carrier. Our dog is in the 15 lbs. range and seems very comfortable in this carrier. We do put a 12"x12" cushion underneath the carrier for added stability. We're fine with that, because we carry that cushion anyway for our dog. As for us, we couldn't be happier with this purchase. Hope this helps.
2016590
This is a full size kennel,needs to be carried by two people. It is not a collaspable kennel. It is screws and bolts, you really don't want to take apart if you don't have too. Not sure of the weight but it is heavy for two people. Hope this helps you out.
1925685
I find this to be a good carrier but best for 15lb or under pets. It does say that it is good for pets up to 20 lbs but it does sag too much with this weight. That is my opinion.
277078
Sorry, I could not find any specs that specifies a weight limit. My dog is 14lbs and it keeps her in place.
860151
I don't know what the weight limit is. I'd be far more concerned about the dog's height and length. I had a 20 lb. Lhasa apso and I doubt he would have been comfortable in it for very long. I bought it to fly my 8 week old papillon home. I now use it as luggage when we travel by car to put dog items in. As far as using it to fly, the dog needs to be able to stand up, turn around and lay down in it. It was great for that and works great now as luggage. There is a sturdy mat in the bottom to give it good support. My best guess is that it would hold 16 lbs. It seems very well made.
815756
I'm sorry, I'm really not sure, but I know it is not big enough for a larger pet. I can carry my new kitten in it and my smaller cat who is about 8 pounds. I love the carrier and have no complaints, but it is on the small side.
878616
Hello david, the pup that rides in this bag is a dachshund terrier mix. she weighs about 15 lbs to 17 lbs. because of the length of lois's body I don't think a larger dog would be comfortable. snug but good fit. you might be able to fit a 20lb dog with a shorter body. lots of "windows" so I don't think lois feels confined. I am very impressed with the construction and design of the this carrier. after tons of research this was the best bag I could find. happy riding
424089
Can't say for sure. My dog is only 5 pounds. She fits with a little room to spare. I found that tmost of these carriers tend to run smaller than the manufacturer states.
2010502
The pet carrier we purchased has worked well for us. Our dog is 20 lbs.and we could have used a bigger one, but it works. We ride a trike and it straps on th carrier rack real good. We wish we could have gotten any colorbut black it is to hot.
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First of all, I think that the smaller size carriers are too small for a 40-lb dog. Maybe the larger-sized carrier (Med or Large) would have the internal room needed. Then there is the question of structure. The smaller carrier has a metal tubular framework that seems strong enough to carry a larger dog. However, the floor of the carrier is nothing more than the canvas stretched over the metal framework. It may be adequate, but to me it seems that the concentrated weight of a 40-lb dog would stretch and maybe deform the canvas floor. I have also used the larger sized carrier (not sure if it is M or L) to carry two cats. It has the same canvas floor as the smaller ones, but there are two nylon straps sewn across the flooring fabric to reinforce the bottom. The total weight of the two cats is somewhere near 20 pounds and the floor was perfect. I'm guessing the larger carriers have sufficiently reinforced floors to carry whatever the recommended weight load is for that carrier. Okay, so a larger carrier is probably good from a structural point. The problem I had carrying two cats is that even though the 20 or so pounds isn't much, the length/width/depth of the carrier, made it awkward for one person to carry it. I did, but I am 6 feet and 200 pounds - still it was sort of clumsy to carry either by the hand straps or the shoulder straps. The smaller gals at the vet clinic could not effectively carry the carrier with the two cats. If there were two of them (one on each hand strap), they managed well enough. Remember now, this was 20-something pounds and not 40 pounds. Moving your 40-pound dog will most likely require one person on each side of the carrier or you doing it alone, hunched over with the shoulder strap while you schlep your feet along.